Inspect and alter your leveldb records with the command line.
Similar to lev
npm i -g level-cliUsage: level [options] [command]
Options:
-V, --version output the version number
-p, --path <path> Path to leveldb (default: ".")
-l, --limit <limit> Stop reading after "limit" entries
-f, --from <from> Read records starting at "from".
-t, --to <to> Read records until "to".
-r, --reverse Reverse order (default: false)
-k, --keyEncoding <encoding> key encoding [utf8, ascii, json, hex] (default: "utf8")
-v, --valueEncoding <encoding> value encoding [utf8, ascii, json, hex] (default: "utf8")
-h, --help display help for command
Commands:
keys list keys
values list values
list list key value pairs
get <key> get the value for a key
put <key> <value> write the value for a key
del [options] <key> delete a key
create <path> create a LevelDB at a given path
help [command] display help for commandExecute from within the leveldb folder
level create . # create a new LevelDB if you don't have one yet
level put foo bar
level put lorem ipsum
level list
level keys -l 1
level keys -l 1 --reverse
level del foo -ySome shells treat the ! symbol specifically.
Thus, if you encounter sth. like that:
level put a!foo bar
=> -bash: !foo: event not foundIt means you're using history substitution
which you can turn off / on using set +H / set -H.